React Deep Sea Background
Abyssal deep-ocean background for React and Next.js — a handful of bioluminescent jellyfish with trailing tendrils drift through inky blue water while microscopic plankton twinkle in the dark.
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That hushed, weightless feeling of sinking past the sunlit layers into the true deep — where the only light comes from the creatures themselves. A small cast of pulsing, glowing jellyfish drift slowly across an almost-black canvas, each one trailing six to eight tendrils that ripple on independent sine phases, while a few hundred plankton specks twinkle like distant lanterns. Built in a single vanilla canvas with no shaders and no physics library, it runs at 60fps, respects prefers-reduced-motion, and ships as one copy-paste TSX file. Perfect for moody SaaS heroes, portfolio splash pages, product launches that want to feel mysterious rather than loud, and anywhere you need a background that reads as "unexplored" at a glance.
Install with AI
If you've connected the shadcn.io MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-ready AI editor, prompt your agent to install this background for you — no copy-paste, no CLI:
use shadcnio to install the deep-sea background into my projectRelated Components
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